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. Primetime Pirates Have you been keeping up with las- test perils of Erica Kane? How about the dastardly deeds of Alexis? Per- haps you are more interested in how your team is doing. If statistics are to be believed, most of us have an interest in at least one of those if not all. In fact, research shows that Americans spend an average of 7.1 hours per day watch- ing television. Any way that it is sliced, that is a big part of the day. For example, if an average student gets eight hours of sleep a night, goes to school for about seven hours, and watches TV for seven hours, that leaves him with a whopping two hours to pursue hobbies, converse with friends and family, and, God for- bid, study. Y Hifi an g g yi s'e kj 'tsa . ,H ! li '4ww Top right: Trey Howling Wolf prepares to go home after a fright filled day of Halloween fun at Homer Elementary School. Above: Jan Knight and other band members add enthusiasm to the pep assembly. Middle right: Working diligently, Carey Boyd puts the finishing touches on an article for the school paper. At right: The players watch intently, hoping to pull off yet another victory at the state playoffs. Far right: Some gradeschoolers enjoy their time out of class at a pep assembly. For better or for worse Qto borrow a wedding vowj television is a big part of our lives. It has been blamed for everything from decreasing stu- dents' attention spans to causing gross crimes. On the other hand, TV has been praised for educating the public on world affairs and providing a relatively inexpensive babysitter for latch-key kids. Televison has also been responsible for adding new words to our vocabulary. Close cap- tion, couch potato, and premium channels are just a few examples. Like it or not TV is here to stay and its impact will certainly continue. So tune is. Sit back and enjoy. Turn the channels. It's time for the Byng Pi- rates.
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I Far left: A studious gradeschooler reads that all-important history assignment. Left: Brian Palmer, J.R. Blue, and Philip Morris have time to rest while waiting for the rest of the class on picture day. Bottom left: Greg Hardin skies for two at the Byng-Latta basketball game. Bottom: The cheerleaders help to mount the enthusiasm at the pep assembly. 6 f,4
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